
The final troubleshooting task is to try the mouse somewhere else.

If Windows doesn’t find a driver update, you could try a manual install.

Finally, test it to see if everything is working properly.Ĭalled a ‘3-pin reset’ in the trade, a full reboot of your computer can fix all manner of issues.After letting the inside of the mouse dry for a few seconds, alcohol evaporates quickly, reassemble the mouse and then turn it back on.Now, gently remove any debris and clean the mouse track wheel and internal components with a cotton ball, swab or microfiber cloth and some rubbing alcohol (only use a small amount).Next, carefully pull apart the mouse, you might need to use a plastic pry tool to undo the retaining clips on the inside of the mouse cover.With the mouse off and the battery removed, loosen and remove the screws holding the mouse together, it’s usually only one or two.
